Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
THE NEWS IN The BLUFFS.
Merry Marriage Bells Ring For Four
Happy Ones.
TWO VERY PLEASANT WEDDINGS.
The Fire Alarm Again Testcd-Items
About the Courts Temperance
Mass Meeting-Held For
Burglary.
McAtee-MulUucen,

II sunshine and flowers are symbolic
of happiness and indicative OF the fu-
ture life to the newly wed, surely the
promise will be realized to Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. McAtee, for no loveler day ever
dawned on earth than yesterday ay-their
wedding day.
1t was nearly 8 o'clock when number
Of carriages drew up in front of the
Catholic church. These contained Mr..
Stephen McAtee and Miss Nellie G.
Mulqueen, the prospective bride and
groom, together with their near rela-
tives and intimate friends. Immedi-
ately the procession was formed and
passed to the altar. The principals
were attended by Mr.. Patrick B. Nc
Atee. brother of the groom, and Miss
Celia A. Mulqucen, sister Of the bride.
The ceremony which united these
twain into one flesh" was conducted by
Rev. Father McMenomy, uncle of the
groom. This. combined with the mass
which followed, was singularly impress
sive and carried to the behOldcr feel
ing of awe and solcmnity which recog-
nizes the marriage relation as holy
heaven born.
Congratulations followed the benedic-
ton OF the reverend father. These over,
the party re-entered their car
riages and were driven to the
residence Of the brides father,
where sumptuous breakfast was spread.
Here also were displayed the presents,
which were numerous and appropriate,
and we'll attested the esteem in which
the recipients are held.
Of tho pniipln Whn en- o,lGpic ouc1 "
begin life together little need be said,
for they are we'll known to many of the
readers of the BEE. The bride is the
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mulqueen. She has resided here since
childhood, and by her graces OF heart
and person has made for herself q large
circle of warm friends and ardent ad-
.. mrers. The groom is one of the promi-
nent grocers of the city whose strict in
tegritv and geniality in private life has
won him an enviable position in the es-
teen of the community. Mr.. and Mrs.
McAtee indulge in no tour" at this
time-reserving that for the future
| but sensibly settle down to the sober
| facts of life at once. They have taken
| rooms at the residence OF w. l.. Patter-
| son, corner of Sixth street and Fifth
! avenue.
The wedding was quiet affair, few
| beyond the immediate relatives being
apprised of the time of its occurrence.
| The BEE joins the friends of the happy
couple in wishing them abundant reali-
zation of all the hopes which crown this
happy hour.
| HARVEY-TOSTEvIN.
Last evening, at the residence of Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas Tostevin. No. 20E
Park avenue, occurred the marriage OF
their eldest daughter, Julia Lou, to Mr.
Edward f.. Harvey. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. w. II. w. Rees
of the Broadway Methodist church, O
which body the bride is a member. The
guests were the relatives and intimate
friends of the principals and the G. G
g., Of which the bride is an esteemed
member.
At o'clock the hands OF the young
couple were joined and they were mad,
man and wife, "And what God hatl
Joined together letno man put asunder.
| After congratulations were offered tn,
party sat down to beautiful wedding
supper. =,
CANT.
The bride and groom are we'll know
in this community, and are deserved,
popular among their friends whose nam
is legion.
They leave to-day for Abba, Ia, tn
home Of the groom's parents. A recep
tion will be rendered the young coupl
there tomorrow night by the G. G. G
of Abba. After brief visit they will
proceed to Chicago and other points G
interest. On their return home the
will take up their residence in Omaha
There reception will be rendered ther
by the local G. G. G., rs is the practic
when one of their members marries
The BEE unites with the community i
wishing the young couple the creates
happiness which can come to thos
whose hearts as we'll as hands are unite
for life.